Byelorussian Communist Organization Explained

The Byelorussian Communist Organisation (Russian: Белорусская коммунистическая организация, abbreviated БКО, translit. 'BKO') was a communist group in Belarus, led by Usievalad Ihnatoŭski.[1] It emerged from the organisation 'Young Belarus' (Маладая Беларусь), which was founded in the Minsk Teaching Institute in 1917. In 1918 the group became an autonomous section of the . On 1 January the group broke away and formed the BKO as a separate party. In August 1920 BKO merged into the Communist Party of Lithuania and Byelorussia.[2] [3]

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  1. http://mk.by/archiv/31.12.2005/rub5.php Минский Курьер : №814 Суббота 31 Декабря 2005г
  2. http://bsdp.org/?q=be/node/62 Левые партии, действовавшие на территории Беларуси в конце ХІХ — 1930-х | Беларуская сацыял-дэмакратычная партыя (Грамада)
  3. Book: 2002 . Istorii͡a politicheskikh partiĭ: materialy dli͡a samostoi͡atelʹnoĭ raboty studentov . BGU . 260–262 . ru . 9789854457178 .